Largest turkey crop leads to lower prices in California
Lancaster Calif AP report says the United States sees its largest turkey crop ever with prices about 10 cents a pound lower than last year. Victor Ryckebosch, a major grower, notes the need to slaughter birds despite mild gains in yield.
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Andre Malraux Dies At 75 In Paris
Paris AP report confirms the death of Andre Malraux, renowned novelist, art historian, philosopher and Gaullist minister. He died after hospital treatment for lung congestion and a late blood clot, leaving a legacy as a leading 20th century intellect and wartime figure.
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Ford to push end of gasoline price controls
The Ford administration will seek removal of gasoline price ceilings, arguing no immediate harm to motorists and a return of competition. Public hearings are planned in December before Congress can block any decontrol, with action pending a new Carter administration.
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Greek airliner crash leaves fifty dead in mountains
An Olympic Airways USil twin engine prop jet crashed in the Kozani mountains 275 miles north of Athens. Police say 17 bodies recovered with search teams scanning wreckage and brush. The flight left Athens at 8:30 am in rain with fog guiding a diversion.
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First Case in Nine Months Swine Flu Recovered Man
A Missouri man in his 30s from Lafayette County recovered from swine flu nine months after Fort Dix cases. He had not been immunized at illness onset in mid October, then received a shot. CDC confirmed swine flu by blood tests and noted no spread or public alarm.
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Donnell
Atlanta
David Sencer
Federal Center For Disease Control
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Syrian forces scout red line as border tensions rise
Syrian troops scouted the coastal end of the red line across southern Lebanon while leaders weigh risk of pushing into the border area. Israel increased border troops and tanks to deter Syrian advances and Palestinian raids from Ar koub region. Washington cautions on respecting the undefined Litani line north of the frontier. An Arab League note framed the regional posture.
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Israel weighs Lebanon crisis as Syria probes border
Israel's cabinet met in an extraordinary session to assess the southern Lebanon fighting. Syrian peacekeeping units were reported scouting near Tyre as peacekeepers debate a push southward to end the Lebanese civil war without drawing Israel into a new conflict.
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Arab League
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Study finds Indian women sterilized without consent
A GAO survey in four IHS regions shows 3,400 Indian women sterilized over four years without proper consent. Records reveal many were not told the procedure was optional, with implications nationwide.
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Weather Outlook and Sterilization Consent Findings Confront GAO
Cold tonight and Wednesday with 10 percent precip. Lows near 20s, highs upper 30s, then warmer by Thursday. GAO study cited by Abourezk shows 30 percent sterilizations outside THS facilities on contract. 36 under 21 were sterilized amid a moratorium. Consent forms often tied to medical reasons, not voluntary birth control.
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